Here it is Thanksgiving Day 2019, and I thought I’d post these thoughts before sitting down for dinner. Actually, I’ve made it a practice to contemplate on what I’m grateful for almost every day of the year that I can:
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Background On Roundup Cancer Lawsuits: Part Two of Two
In Part One of my post on this subject, I discussed what Roundup is, what the history of these cases is, how cases are being brought to the courts, and what the possible values of these cases might be for
Families of Massachusetts Nursing Home Patients Shouldn’t Rely on State to “Investigate” Complaints of Abuse. Call An Attorney, First.
I’ve warned my clients, friends, and readers of this blog in previous posts several times, but I know that I can’t say it enough, so I’ll say it again in today’s post: If you believe that your loved one in
What Are Roundup Cancer Lawsuits All About? – Part One of Two
A good number of my clients have called in to ask me about the Roundup cases that they’ve seen either on TV ads, or on the internet & social media. It seems that anyone who has ever used this product
Massachusetts RMV Scandal: Incompetence Incorporated – Part Two of Two
In Part One of this two-part post, I outlined how seven U.S. war veterans were killed, and three other individuals seriously injured, when a Massachusetts truck driver plowed into them while allegedly high on illegal drugs. Making this tragedy even
NH Motor Vehicle Crash Deaths Due To Massachusetts DOT/RMV Records Disaster: Incompetence Incorporated
By now, almost everyone in Massachusetts, as well as people around the country, have learned of the operational disasters inside the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (“Massachusetts DOT” below) and Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (“Massachusetts RMV” below), which led to
Recent Massachusetts Drowning Deaths Remind All: Tragedy Doesn’t Take A Holiday
I’ve written about this topic before during summer, but it bears repeating, especially in view of some recent Massachusetts drowning accidents: Unless someone is an expert swimmer, swimming is & always has been a hazardous activity. Of course – who
Boston & Brookline Allowing Electric Scooters: A Terrible Idea
For years in Massachusetts, electric scooters, as a means of transportation (vs. recreation), were illegal in almost all cities and towns. In the past few months, however, the Boston City Council (not a body known for its intellectual acumen or
I’ve been injured in a Massachusetts Uber Accident. Now What?
Welcome to the New World of transportation. A taxi? What’s that? Most people now turn to their smartphone for an Uber (or Lyft) ride. Actually, the New World of ride-sharing services (“Transportation Network Companies”, as they’re known legally), have been
Massachusetts Nursing Homes Fined & Banned: Not Punishment Enough
I’ve written many times in this blog about how far too often I’m called by clients and prospective clients, reporting their suspicions that a loved one or friend in a nursing home is being neglected or abused. As a Massachusetts